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Fred Duval
Fred DuVal has called Arizona home since 1964 and has resided in Tucson, Flagstaff, and Phoenix. He is a veteran of national and state politics, having served in senior positions in the White House, the U.S. State Department, and in the Arizona Governors Office. He has published extensively in the Arizona Republic, the Arizona Daily Star, and the Tucson Citizen and has been a commentator for over a hundred television stations and newspapers. He has also been a guest lecturer on many college campuses including Harvard, Georgetown, George Washington University, University of Arizona, Arizona State University and he taught a course at Northern Arizona University in 2003.
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Books
CALLING ARIZONA HOME is the result of about a century’s worth of loving Arizona. Fred and Lisa Schnebly Heidinger’s collaboration took them to more than 25 towns around the state, talking to people about their communities: what they love, what concerns them, and who they are as a town. Included in CALLING ARIZONA HOME are
tales of a woman who didn't know her husband's real name until they
applied for a marriage license, a man who spent 45 years becoming part
of Navajo community he loves, a man who says compared to Hawaii,
Holbrook is paradise, and a women whose life has come full circle in
Oak Creek Canyon, from a young ranching wife to a keeper of memories.
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